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August 25, 2009
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FMIS 3.5.1 (Fedora 10, 64bit) - Crashes every few hours

  • August 25, 2009
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Medium-load chat server using Shared Objects segfaults every few hours. Runtime size has been increased to 30MB (this saves it from crashing every 10 minutes). I have the core dump but don't understand what it means. Please could someone decipher it. I have attached it as a file to this message.

Any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks!

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    Correct answer techeye

    Ok the ldd showed that libcap.so.1 was not found

    I found that I have libcap in /lib64/libcap.so.2.10 so I did: ln -s /lib64/libcap.so.2.10 /lib/libcap.so.1

    Well that didn't work - I tried a few other things but I'm just guessing here. Help?


    sorry, you can't use the lib64 version.. You will need to get the 32 bit compat one.

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    techeye
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    August 26, 2009

    Hi there, this is more than likely your problem:

    Thread 1 (process 22116):
    #0  0x085bdf60 in JS_SetProperty ()
    #1  0x08353aed in TCJSSerializer::ProcessArrayAtom ()
    #2  0x083522d2 in TCJSSerializer::ProcessAMF3ObjectType ()
    #3  0x083545d5 in TCJSSerializer::_ProcessScriptVar ()
    #4  0x083548b3 in TCJSSerializer::ProcessScriptVar ()
    #5  0x08354a32 in TCJSSerializer::GetVar ()
    #6  0x0834fd97 in TCJSHook::inflateArgs ()
    #7  0x08461c5a in TCAppJSHook::onCmdMessage ()
    #8  0x08462c67 in TCAppJSHook::onMessage ()
    #9  0x0835e4ab in TCJavaScriptEngine::executeEvent ()
    #10 0x0835ff7b in TCJavaScriptEngine::run ()
    #11 0x0836578a in TCScriptMsg::run ()
    #12 0x083f3924 in TCThreadPool::launchThreadRun ()
    #13 0x083f47d5 in TCThreadPool::__ThreadStaticPoolEntry ()
    #14 0x083f5868 in launchThreadRun ()
    #15 0x083f69cf in __TCThreadEntry ()
    #16 0xf7ef851f in start_thread () from /lib/libpthread.so.0
    #17 0x0048004e in clone () from /lib/libc.so.6

    You will need to get a new build (3.5.2) to address this issue. The JS runtime mandates that objects must be registered correctly, or they can be GC'd if not marked as "keep alive".

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    Anonymous
    August 26, 2009

    Thanks for info, however I have tried installing the Linux version of 3.5.2, and it installs fine and I even load my application fine, but clients can't connect to it. I checked port 1935 and all connections are being refused, so I'm wondering if 3.5.2 has some default config that refuses connections to that port?? Any idea?

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    techeye
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    August 26, 2009

    /fms_install_dir/conf/fms.ini specifies the ports that are used.

    ADAPTOR.HOSTPORT = :1935,80

    But I'm guessing thats not the issue because 1935 is on by default.  What do the logs say?

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